Season: 9 Episode: 130
Summary:
Has anyone ever asked you, “Why apologetics? Just preach the gospel”? They have me. I was surprised to encounter so many in the church who were put off by apologetics. Are we trying to replace the gospel with apologetics? Two words: you can’t. But who’s trying? Nikki Stull from Women in Apologetics is on the show this week to discuss how they’re different and why every Christian ought to be an apologist.
Quotables:
“We determine when to use apologetics or when to use evangelism based off of the needs of the people we have conversations with.”
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About Nikki
Nikki holds a Bachelor of Arts in Ministry Studies and is pursuing a Masters in Theological Studies from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. She teaches Bible Studies/Theology/Apologetics classes when the opportunity presents itself. She has spoken on various apologetics and Christian Living topics in area churches, and is currently writing a small group course on the Existence, Knowledge, and Relationship with God. She’s been married since June 2005 and has an ambitious son who loves dinosaurs and all things science. She’s been the Education Coordinator at Women in Apologetics since November 2021.
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Questions We Asked
Question One
Today we’re asking the question: Are apologetics and evangelism the same. Before we start, let’s define what each of these are.
Question Two
Why does a Christian need both apologetics and evangelism?
Question Three
Should a Christian ever say, “Apologetics might be for you, but it’s not for me?”
Question Four
When do we distinguish when to use apologetics in our conversations with others?
Question Five
Do you think apologetics is needed more now than ever? If so, why?
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